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I do still think people should judge their purchases of software based on current capabilities rather than promised ones though. Knowing Pieter's track record (I own all of Sonoris' products and 've beta tested a lot of his plugins as well) I'd say a fix is definitely coming sooner than later. Re: 2) I'd be happy if the client could only reference the DDP on her computer, rather than be able to burn something that might not yet be correct, let alone paid for.Īndrew Hamilton wrote on Fri, 11 December 2009 13:57 Re: 1) I don't have a way to burn a DDP with -TEXT, since I'm still on SSHD, and I don't want to have to buy a spare DDP creation application, since I already have one. I wish that the OEM player had two options:
This is apparently a known, and soon-to-be-solved bug in playback only. With continuous audio transitions, there is an audible gap in playback at the track change. Well, soon, I suppose, they will be able to check an album properly. This looks really useful, great for my overseas and online clients so they can download and check a whole album properly in context
Peter Beckmann wrote on Fri, 11 December 2009 02:42 Yeah - I gave Pieter the bug report on this last week for the same issue happening on the Windows version as well, but I think he wanted to get the initial release out sooner than later and then just fix it for the very shortly to be released 2.0.1 version. With continuous audio transitions, there is an audible gap in playback at the track change. Meanwhile I've had a nicely quick back and forth with Pieter about some playback glitches on the Mac player. Here's a quick screen shot of my branded version of the player (resized down a little):
Ddp audio files isrc license key#
Nice thing is that your Player OEM comes with a license key for your version so you can leave an unsecured download link on your server and just email folks you want to authorize to use it with a short activation code. Yes - you can't do it yourself - instead you supply them with a few pieces of text for your contact info and two image files (1 large one for your logo, 1 small one for the icon). One question - am I correct that the "branding" aspect of the OEM player is not something we will be able to do and/or modify ourselves? We have to supply Sonoris with graphics files and info to spec? Seems like these are gonna be very handy tools though. With all of the menus in the application window, the GUI of these makes on the Mac them look like they're Windows apps running in an emulator. * Displays your logo, company name and website URLĭave-G wrote on Thu, 10 December 2009 17:56 This license allows you to send any number of copies freely to your customers. This version is designed as a tool for (Online) Mastering studios that want their clients to review or approve DDP masters and let them burn reference masters to CD. The OEM version has all features of the regular DDP Player, but is tailor made with your studio branding like a logo, name, address and website URL.
Ddp audio files isrc mac osx#
The Sonoris DDP Player OEM is a standalone Windows and Mac OSX application that imports DDP 2.00 images and Cue Sheet (cue) files for playback or creating RedBook compatible audio CD's. * MD5 checksum files automatically created * Adjust and playback transitions between tracks with pre-roll * Add/edit track indices, even on the fly during playback * Add/edit ISRC, MCN and CD Text per track and/or for the project It also enables you to burn and rip audio CD's and send off images with FTP.
Ddp audio files isrc professional#
The DDP Creator lets you assemble professional RedBookĬompatible audio CD's and supports the import and export of DDP 2.00 images and Cue Sheet (cue) files. The Sonoris DDP Creator is a standalone Windows and Mac CD authoring application compatible with virtually any DAW software on the market. I just released the Sonoris DDP Creator and Player (OEM) for both Windows and Mac.
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